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The digital world is changing the relationship between businesses and consumers, greatly increasing the demand for reinvention.

Ricoh Australia has been named Kaseya’s first local Platinum Partner in an exclusive deal to fulfil increasing demand for cloud-based IT management.

Nutanix, an Australian company, is gaining a strong customer base in Australia and New Zealand with its IT-as-a-service offering.

2degrees has unveiled its first broadband plans, debuting two consumer plans, with business offerings to follow soon.

Slingshot snaps up 9,000-strong user base from Woosh, bolstering its position in NZ's competitive broadband landscape.

The workplace is changing and employers need to adapt to stay connected. @RicohAustralia gives three steps to be ready for the workplace of the future.

Jedox, a Business Intelligence and Corporate Performance Management software vendor, has acquired Naked Data, a key Jedox distributor in Australia.

For the first half of 2015, Huawei Consumer Business Group continued to experience significant business growth.

Nearly 75% of SMBs are yet to deploy a managed print service (MPS), presenting a $16 billion market opportunity for channel partners.

Infor's revenue from licence fees and subscriptions up 12% in fiscal 2015, with SaaS revenue rising more than 60%.

From an Apple Watch to a data centre, it’s all on show at the Ingram Micro Showcase and the time to pre-register to attend is now.

Qualcomm plans to cut approximately $1.4 billion in spending to ‘aggressively right-size cost structure’, cut staff, and split its business into two.

Apple and Microsoft earnings disappoint, raises doubt over tech rally that pushed Nasdaq to new highs #WallStreet.

Dicker Data has revealed the first of vendors it will launch its Cloud Marketplace with later this year, including Microsoft, HP, Cisco and Citrix.

Synnex has added Vodafone's business voice and mobile broadband offerings to its lineup giving resellers a complete turnkey mobility solution to sell.

Moving to IaaS, rather than leasing hardware, has had an immediate payoff for IT services company BlueBerryIT.

Global tablet sales have hit a plateau but there is an increased demand in the enterprise market, according to Forrester Research.

It’s time for the provisioning of 21st-century data services to enter, well, the 21st century. That’s starting to happen, for one in the APAC market.

New Zealand Innovators Awards open for entries, celebrating revolutionary work in technology, agriculture, health, and sustainability.

Average size of DDoS attacks growing, causing concern for enterprise networks, says Arbor Networks. Largest attack in Q2 was 196GB/sec.